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	=== Weer Bakoro ===		=== Weer Bakoro ===
	[[Weer Mirroi]] had existed in some form since the annexation of the [[Weer Nation]] in 1608 TT as an intermingling of traditional Weer and Karinian beliefs. For many years there were no attempts to organise Weer Mirroi as it was believed that it would conflict with the teachings of [[~~Karinain~~ Mirroi]]. The release of the Ald Bakoro changed this as both recognised the other as legitimate.		[[Weer Mirroi]] had existed in some form since the annexation of the [[Weer Nation]] in 1608 TT as an intermingling of traditional Weer and Karinian beliefs. For many years there were no attempts to organise Weer Mirroi as it was believed that it would conflict with the teachings of [[Karinian Mirroi]]. The release of the Ald Bakoro changed this as both recognised the other as legitimate.

	On 3-7 997 TT, the [[Oceanic Council]], under the recommendation of [[Living King]] [[Chomort Perat]] formed a committee to begin writing the [[Weer Bakoro]]. On 28-4 991 TT, [[Chomort's 6th Dictate]] was issued releasing the Weer Bakoro, which was recognised as equal to the Karinan Bakoro and Ald Bakoro.		On 3-7 997 TT, the [[Oceanic Council]], under the recommendation of [[Living King]] [[Chomort Perat]] formed a committee to begin writing the [[Weer Bakoro]]. On 28-4 991 TT, [[Chomort's 6th Dictate]] was issued releasing the Weer Bakoro, which was recognised as equal to the Karinan Bakoro and Ald Bakoro.

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	=== Weer Bakoro ===		=== Weer Bakoro ===
	[[Weer Mirroi]] had existed in some form since the annexation of the [[Weer Nation]] in 1608 TT as an intermingling of traditional Weer and Karinian beliefs. For many years there were no attempts to organise Weer Mirroi as it was believed that it would conflict with the teachings of [[Karinain Mirroi]]. The release of the Ald Bakoro changed this a both recognised the other as legitimate.		[[Weer Mirroi]] had existed in some form since the annexation of the [[Weer Nation]] in 1608 TT as an intermingling of traditional Weer and Karinian beliefs. For many years there were no attempts to organise Weer Mirroi as it was believed that it would conflict with the teachings of [[Karinain Mirroi]]. The release of the Ald Bakoro changed this as both recognised the other as legitimate.

	On 3-7 997 TT, the [[Oceanic Council]], under the recommendation of [[Living King]] [[Chomort Perat]] formed a committee to begin writing the [[Weer Bakoro]]. On 28-4 991 TT, [[Chomort's 6th Dictate]] was issued releasing the Weer Bakoro, which was recognised as equal to the Karinan Bakoro and Ald Bakoro.		On 3-7 997 TT, the [[Oceanic Council]], under the recommendation of [[Living King]] [[Chomort Perat]] formed a committee to begin writing the [[Weer Bakoro]]. On 28-4 991 TT, [[Chomort's 6th Dictate]] was issued releasing the Weer Bakoro, which was recognised as equal to the Karinan Bakoro and Ald Bakoro.

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	[[Amokoi's 3rd Dictate]] was issued on 15-7 1032 TT and declared that the converted Andu were Andu no longer and gave them the name Ald. [[Amkoi's 4th Dictate]], issued on 21-9 1032 TT, branded [[Umanay's 1st Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 1st Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 2nd Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 22nd Dictate]] and [[Amokoi's 3rd Dictate]] as "[[Forbidden Dictate\|Forbidden Dictates]]" making it so that only bosches and the Living King could veiw them. Amkoi released the [[2nd Ald Bakoro]] on 22-5 1028 TT through his [[Amkoi's 5th Dictate\|5th Dictate]], which also ordered the destruction of all copies of the Andu Bakoro. This new Bakoro removed all mentions of the Ald's relationship with the Andu. Exactly two months later he released his [[Amkoi's 6th Dictate\|6th Dictate]] branding his 5th Dictate as a Forbidden Dictate. On 30-11 1021 TT, Amkoi issued his 10th Dictate ordering the construction of the [[North Andu Wall]] to seperate the lands of the Ald from the lands of the Andu. The wall was completed on 30-12 1016 TT. On 8-1 1015 TT Amkoi issued his [[Amkoi's 12th Dictate\|12th Dictate]] removing the Warden of the Andu's authority over the Zomok Plain. Amkoi issued his [[Amkoi's 14th Dictate\|14th]] and [[Amkoi's 15th Dictate\|15th]] Dictates on 30-7 1011 TT. The 14th made it so that none were allowed to look at the Forbidden Dictates ordering all copies to be destroyed and for the originals to be sealed away in a box under the [[Tumak Ordok]]. The 15th described how the Ald were found living among the Andu, saftley moved to the Zomok Plain where they were given the [[1st Ald Bakoro]].		[[Amokoi's 3rd Dictate]] was issued on 15-7 1032 TT and declared that the converted Andu were Andu no longer and gave them the name Ald. [[Amkoi's 4th Dictate]], issued on 21-9 1032 TT, branded [[Umanay's 1st Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 1st Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 2nd Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 22nd Dictate]] and [[Amokoi's 3rd Dictate]] as "[[Forbidden Dictate\|Forbidden Dictates]]" making it so that only bosches and the Living King could veiw them. Amkoi released the [[2nd Ald Bakoro]] on 22-5 1028 TT through his [[Amkoi's 5th Dictate\|5th Dictate]], which also ordered the destruction of all copies of the Andu Bakoro. This new Bakoro removed all mentions of the Ald's relationship with the Andu. Exactly two months later he released his [[Amkoi's 6th Dictate\|6th Dictate]] branding his 5th Dictate as a Forbidden Dictate. On 30-11 1021 TT, Amkoi issued his 10th Dictate ordering the construction of the [[North Andu Wall]] to seperate the lands of the Ald from the lands of the Andu. The wall was completed on 30-12 1016 TT. On 8-1 1015 TT Amkoi issued his [[Amkoi's 12th Dictate\|12th Dictate]] removing the Warden of the Andu's authority over the Zomok Plain. Amkoi issued his [[Amkoi's 14th Dictate\|14th]] and [[Amkoi's 15th Dictate\|15th]] Dictates on 30-7 1011 TT. The 14th made it so that none were allowed to look at the Forbidden Dictates ordering all copies to be destroyed and for the originals to be sealed away in a box under the [[Tumak Ordok]]. The 15th described how the Ald were found living among the Andu, saftley moved to the Zomok Plain where they were given the [[1st Ald Bakoro]].

			=== Weer Bakoro ===
			[[Weer Mirroi]] had existed in some form since the annexation of the [[Weer Nation]] in 1608 TT as an intermingling of traditional Weer and Karinian beliefs. For many years there were no attempts to organise Weer Mirroi as it was believed that it would conflict with the teachings of [[Karinain Mirroi]]. The release of the Ald Bakoro changed this a both recognised the other as legitimate.

			On 3-7 997 TT, the [[Oceanic Council]], under the recommendation of [[Living King]] [[Chomort Perat]] formed a committee to begin writing the [[Weer Bakoro]]. On 28-4 991 TT, [[Chomort's 6th Dictate]] was issued releasing the Weer Bakoro, which was recognised as equal to the Karinan Bakoro and Ald Bakoro.

	[[Category:Bakoro]]		[[Category:Bakoro]]
	[[Category:Mirroite texts]]		[[Category:Mirroite texts]]

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	After Umanay's ascension as Living King, [[Nuchur Lakar]] took over as the Warden of the Andu, but was killed in 1094 TT and replaced by Umanay's son [[Bonoi Deram]]. Bonoi was harsh to the Andu and ordered the deaths of any Andu who he and his forces considered to be against Mirroite teachings and began using non-coverted Andu as slaves in parts of the [[Andu Lands]]. Bonoi was elected Living King on 15-6 1078 TT and his [[Bonoi's 1st Dictate\|1st Dictate]] –issued on 12-5 1076 TT– ordered the immediate evacuation of all converted Andu from [[Aesdu]] and barred any non-converted Andu from leaving. The Living Army, under the orders of Bonoi in his capacity as Warden of the Deram, began gradually killing the remaining population of the city. During Bonoi's reign, the [[Living Press]] produced large amounts of anti-Andu propaganda, which had previously ceased during Umanay's reign. On 9-6, 1061 TT Bonoi issued his [[Bonoi's 22nd Dictate\|22nd Dictate]] nullifying Umanay's 1st Dictate.		After Umanay's ascension as Living King, [[Nuchur Lakar]] took over as the Warden of the Andu, but was killed in 1094 TT and replaced by Umanay's son [[Bonoi Deram]]. Bonoi was harsh to the Andu and ordered the deaths of any Andu who he and his forces considered to be against Mirroite teachings and began using non-coverted Andu as slaves in parts of the [[Andu Lands]]. Bonoi was elected Living King on 15-6 1078 TT and his [[Bonoi's 1st Dictate\|1st Dictate]] –issued on 12-5 1076 TT– ordered the immediate evacuation of all converted Andu from [[Aesdu]] and barred any non-converted Andu from leaving. The Living Army, under the orders of Bonoi in his capacity as Warden of the Deram, began gradually killing the remaining population of the city. During Bonoi's reign, the [[Living Press]] produced large amounts of anti-Andu propaganda, which had previously ceased during Umanay's reign. On 9-6, 1061 TT Bonoi issued his [[Bonoi's 22nd Dictate\|22nd Dictate]] nullifying Umanay's 1st Dictate.

			[[Amokoi's 3rd Dictate]] was issued on 15-7 1032 TT and declared that the converted Andu were Andu no longer and gave them the name Ald. [[Amkoi's 4th Dictate]], issued on 21-9 1032 TT, branded [[Umanay's 1st Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 1st Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 2nd Dictate]], [[Bonoi's 22nd Dictate]] and [[Amokoi's 3rd Dictate]] as "[[Forbidden Dictate\|Forbidden Dictates]]" making it so that only bosches and the Living King could veiw them. Amkoi released the [[2nd Ald Bakoro]] on 22-5 1028 TT through his [[Amkoi's 5th Dictate\|5th Dictate]], which also ordered the destruction of all copies of the Andu Bakoro. This new Bakoro removed all mentions of the Ald's relationship with the Andu. Exactly two months later he released his [[Amkoi's 6th Dictate\|6th Dictate]] branding his 5th Dictate as a Forbidden Dictate. On 30-11 1021 TT, Amkoi issued his 10th Dictate ordering the construction of the [[North Andu Wall]] to seperate the lands of the Ald from the lands of the Andu. The wall was completed on 30-12 1016 TT. On 8-1 1015 TT Amkoi issued his [[Amkoi's 12th Dictate\|12th Dictate]] removing the Warden of the Andu's authority over the Zomok Plain. Amkoi issued his [[Amkoi's 14th Dictate\|14th]] and [[Amkoi's 15th Dictate\|15th]] Dictates on 30-7 1011 TT. The 14th made it so that none were allowed to look at the Forbidden Dictates ordering all copies to be destroyed and for the originals to be sealed away in a box under the [[Tumak Ordok]]. The 15th described how the Ald were found living among the Andu, saftley moved to the Zomok Plain where they were given the [[1st Ald Bakoro]].
	Living King [[Amokoi Deram]]'s 3rd Dictate was issued on 15-7 1032 TT and declared that the converted Andu were Andu no longer and gave them the name [[Ald]]. Amkoi released the [[2nd Ald Bakoro]] on 22-5 1028 TT through his [[Bonoi 5th Dictate\|5th Dictate]]. This new Bakoro removed all mentions of the Ald's relationship with the Andu.

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	== History ==		== History ==

			=== Initial creation ===
	The [[1st Karinian Bakoro\|1st Bakoro]] –later known as the 1st Karinian Bakoro– was written by [[Living King]] [[Nimbak Perat]], being published on 22-6 1528 TT. The book was a compendium of Karinian religious and spiritual beliefs and at the time of its writing was not meant to serve as Mirroi's chief holy book.		The [[1st Karinian Bakoro\|1st Bakoro]] –later known as the 1st Karinian Bakoro– was written by [[Living King]] [[Nimbak Perat]], being published on 22-6 1528 TT. The book was a compendium of Karinian religious and spiritual beliefs and at the time of its writing was not meant to serve as Mirroi's chief holy book.

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	[[Bartan's 43rd Dictate]] was issued on 17-8 1269 TT. The Dictate instructed, that upon Bartan's death, the ossbosches would write a [[3rd Karinian Bakoro\|3rd version of the Bakoro]] detailing his accomplishments as Living King, but rescending any failings. This was to be repeated with any subsequent Living Kings.		[[Bartan's 43rd Dictate]] was issued on 17-8 1269 TT. The Dictate instructed, that upon Bartan's death, the ossbosches would write a [[3rd Karinian Bakoro\|3rd version of the Bakoro]] detailing his accomplishments as Living King, but rescending any failings. This was to be repeated with any subsequent Living Kings.

			=== Ald Bakoro ===
			The [[Andu Kur]] was subjegated by the [[Kingdom of Akaria]] in 1105 TT and placed under the control of [[Warden of the Andu]], [[Umanay Deram]]. Umanay wished to convert the [[Andu]] to [[Mirroi]] and wrote the [[Andu Bakoro]], which reinterpreted Andu beliefs through a Mirroite lens. The book was distributed to all major Andu cities. Umanay was elected Living King on 6-5 1103 TT and his [[Umanay's 1st Dictate\|1st Dictate]] –issued on 11-5 1103 TT– recognised the Andu Bakoro as a religiously equal to the mainstream Bakoro and adopted an official policy of attempting to convert the Andu to Mirroi for eventual integration into the Kingdom of Akaria.

			After Umanay's ascension as Living King, [[Nuchur Lakar]] took over as the Warden of the Andu, but was killed in 1094 TT and replaced by Umanay's son [[Bonoi Deram]]. Bonoi was harsh to the Andu and ordered the deaths of any Andu who he and his forces considered to be against Mirroite teachings and began using non-coverted Andu as slaves in parts of the [[Andu Lands]]. Bonoi was elected Living King on 15-6 1078 TT and his [[Bonoi's 1st Dictate\|1st Dictate]] –issued on 12-5 1076 TT– ordered the immediate evacuation of all converted Andu from [[Aesdu]] and barred any non-converted Andu from leaving. The Living Army, under the orders of Bonoi in his capacity as Warden of the Deram, began gradually killing the remaining population of the city. During Bonoi's reign, the [[Living Press]] produced large amounts of anti-Andu propaganda, which had previously ceased during Umanay's reign. On 9-6, 1061 TT Bonoi issued his [[Bonoi's 22nd Dictate\|22nd Dictate]] nullifying Umanay's 1st Dictate.

			Living King [[Amokoi Deram]]'s 3rd Dictate was issued on 15-7 1032 TT and declared that the converted Andu were Andu no longer and gave them the name [[Ald]]. Amkoi released the [[2nd Ald Bakoro]] on 22-5 1028 TT through his [[Bonoi 5th Dictate\|5th Dictate]]. This new Bakoro removed all mentions of the Ald's relationship with the Andu.



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	[[Category:Mirroite texts]]		[[Category:Mirroite texts]]

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	[[Bartan's 43rd Dictate]] was issued on 17-8 1269 TT. The Dictate instructed, that upon Bartan's death, the ossbosches would write a [[3rd Karinian Bakoro\|3rd version of the Bakoro]] detailing his accomplishments as Living King, but rescending any failings. This was to be repeated with any subsequent Living Kings.		[[Bartan's 43rd Dictate]] was issued on 17-8 1269 TT. The Dictate instructed, that upon Bartan's death, the ossbosches would write a [[3rd Karinian Bakoro\|3rd version of the Bakoro]] detailing his accomplishments as Living King, but rescending any failings. This was to be repeated with any subsequent Living Kings.
			[[Category:Bakoro]]
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			[[Category:Akaria pages]]

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	== History ==		== History ==
	The [[1st Bakoro]] –later known as the 1st Karinian Bakoro– was written by [[Living King]] [[Nimbak Perat]], being published on 22-6 1528 TT. The book was a compendium of Karinian religious and spiritual beliefs and at the time of its writing was not meant to serve as Mirroi's chief holy book.		The [[1st Karinian Bakoro\|1st Bakoro]] –later known as the 1st Karinian Bakoro– was written by [[Living King]] [[Nimbak Perat]], being published on 22-6 1528 TT. The book was a compendium of Karinian religious and spiritual beliefs and at the time of its writing was not meant to serve as Mirroi's chief holy book.

			During his reign (1377–1331 TT) [[Emachium Mikare]] spent the majority of his time away from [[Ablesken]] at his palace in [[Mida]]. During this period many across the [[Akarinian Confederation]] began to question the foresight of the [[Living King\|Living Kings]]. Throughout the Akarinian Confederation's history there had always been a few people who questioned the unwritten doctrine of Mirroi but there were never enough of them to threaten the institution of the Living King until Emachium's reign. Shortly after taking power Living King [[Bartan Banokan]], with the help of several [[Ossbosche\|ossbosches]], began writing a new version of the Bakoro. The new version –known as the [[2nd Karinian Bakoro\|2nd Bakoro]] and later the 2nd Karinian Bakoro– would serve as a unified description of Mirroi. [[Bartan's 7th Dictate]] was issued on 22-2 1328 TT handing over control of the [[Living Press]] to the ossbosches who were to use the press to create and distribute copies of the 2nd Bakoro. Though the new Bakoro helped to unify the Mirroites it did little to change the minds of those who already doubted the foresight of the Living King. Bartan attempted to resolve this again on 5-12 1324 TT when he issued his [[Bartan's 17th Dictate\|17th Dictate]], granting the ossbosches the right to punish those who acted against what was taught in the Bakoro.

			[[Bartan's 43rd Dictate]] was issued on 17-8 1269 TT. The Dictate instructed, that upon Bartan's death, the ossbosches would write a [[3rd Karinian Bakoro\|3rd version of the Bakoro]] detailing his accomplishments as Living King, but rescending any failings. This was to be repeated with any subsequent Living Kings.

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	== History ==		== History ==
			The [[1st Bakoro]] –later known as the 1st Karinian Bakoro– was written by [[Living King]] [[Nimbak Perat]], being published on 22-6 1528 TT. The book was a compendium of Karinian religious and spiritual beliefs and at the time of its writing was not meant to serve as Mirroi's chief holy book.

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